"Stelios", as he introduced himself to his unsuspecting victims, had stolen photos of the famous singer and pretended to be a businessman doing business in Sydney
The "Tinder scammer" also struck in Greece and his victim was a woman from Australia.
The man pretended to be the well-known Greek singer, Konstantinos Argyros, without asking his permission of course and used his photos to seduce women on social media.
His goal was to get naked pictures from them, pretending to be the Greek businessman who went by the name "Stelios" and was doing business in Sydney. They, unsuspecting the scam behind his profile, talked to him and believed that the handsome man in the photos was, in fact, him.
At 23, Torrie Marshall thought she had met the love of her life in Stelios - only for a single text sent from Macca's to turn her world upside down.
- news.com.au (@newscomauHQ) March 21, 2022
As one of the scammer's "victims", 26-year-old Tori Marshall, said in an interview with news.com.au, she met him through Tinder three years ago and was immediately attracted to him, believing him to be the man of her life. But she was disappointed to discover that Stelios never existed.
"He was very attractive obviously. I thought for as long as we'd been talking, we had the same sense of humor and the same family values. We had an emotional connection that was strong. I had never felt that way with men my age before," she said."
Tinder catfish dupes Blue Mountains woman Torrie Marshall leaving her suicidal https:/t.co/udZHHjpoCi
- World News (@worldnewstweet_) March 21, 2022
Konstantinos Argyros, after the events that saw the light of day, spoke to "Amino" upon his arrival from Dubai and answered a relevant question. I have already done some procedures, although this is a common phenomenon nowadays."[/B][/I]
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